The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-22
Smoke your fathers Dad.


Sabbath by Kew. Alfonzo Crane.
Parkill & Son call attention to their
stock Of perfumes and toilet soaps.
DR.. Bagg is selling blank books at
reduced prices as we'll as wall paper.
Paul Roth saw the "fyers" at the
Detroit races Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Geo. Colt has been appointed by
the school be ard to take the school
census.
The new easy lawn mower, the
best in use, at Curry's hardware,
Main st.
John Gates, of Saginaw city, was a
guest at the home of w. II. Andrus
Sunday.
Don't fail TO buy DR.. Stillman's
liver and kidney cure, the marvellous
Garfield Tea.
Miss Emma Magaw, of Corunna,
passed Sunday in this city at the home
of E. E. White.
The Council orders all citizens 10
to cut the grass and weeds in front
of their premises.
Miss Clara Smith, of Mt. Pleasant,
visited at the home of DR.. A. M.
Hume. the first OF the week.
+. d. Dewey, VIM. Saver and son
and Chas. Fuller went to Detroit,
Tuesday, to attend the races.
The property of Geo. Chapel, in
the third ward, has been attached by
Detroit creditors and is to be sold.
The work of repairing the central
school building and enlarglng the
4th ward building is to be done at
once.
The rain Monday was quite gen
eral over all central Michigan and did
an immense amount of good to the
growing crops.
Some As cars of iron have passed
north on the T. & N. M. the past
week for the road between Mt. Pleas.
ant and Clare.
!. ]. Davis has new ad. in this
issue. Summer goods have been
marked away down at his stand. See
his goods and prices.
Will Hathaway has been in Detroit
this week visiting relatives. Ofcourse
any one who knows Will would not
accuse him of going to the races.
Fred Perkins, of Vernon, was in
Owosso, Wednesday. He reports
business good, and was on his way
to Grayling, to put up a tombstone.
DR.. c. P. Parkill was elected by
the State Pharmaceutical association
as one of the alternate delegates to
the American Pharmaceutical associa-
ton.
Misses Ida Durkee and Nellie
Parker are at Petoskey enjoying the
cool breezes and fighting mosquitoes.
They will attend the Chautauqua
meetings.
c. w. Marvin, OF Detroit, was in
Owosso Tuesday, looking after the
interests of the standard Sewing Ma
chine, for which he is State agent,
Ira G. Curry local agent.
The school board met on Saturday
evening and organized by the re.elec-
ton of w. M. Fitzpatrick and c. Nc
Corpick as president and secretary;
and elected Warren Woodward treas
urer.
We understand that some of the
officers of the T. & N. M. railway are
expected here soon to make arrange
ments for building large wheat
elevator, and for the construction OF
side track through the old race to
the mill of Messrs. Dewey x Stewart.
Canada thistles are fearfully on the
increase, and while some farmers are
doing their best to eradicate them,
others are Indifferent and raise crop
of seed yearly to float around in the
air and seed the country for miles
around Some one should attend to
this.
Mr.. VIM. /. Humans two acres of
cross bred Diehl Mediterranean wheat
was the best looking wheat in Gale
donia: and while most of the other
kinds we're leveled to the ground by
the great storm, this stood up straight,
and if looks are not deceiviug, prom
Uses to be the coming wheat.
Advertised letters for the week
ending July l6, at the Owosso p. o:
Gilbert c Overpack, Geo N Shaw, M
] Smith, Will Stalk, George VanAl-
stine,W Boswell, Miss Lizzie Parotte,
Albert Webb. X Wheeler, d N
Wright, Mrs L Miner, Rachael
Mitchell, Thomas Britten, Miss f
Overpack. Foreign: Miss Anna